Sentence examples for like a timeframe from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the Prime Minister's office also couldn't provide specific details like a timeframe for implementing the public report extremism button, characterizing the deal with ISPs as a "high level agreement", and adding that the government is delighted ISPs are taking a role.
Ideally, the Bank of England might like to specify a timeframe over which it plans to close the gap, or the precise annual growth rate of NGDP it feels is appropriate in attaining its goal.
Last we heard, fall looked like a likely timeframe for an iPad Pro announcement and launch.
This sounded like a rapid timeframe, I told him.
He told ABC television that it was important that a quartet statement provided "some sense of a timeframe, a timeline, if you like, for a successful negotiation".
Eight years can seem like a long time in some contexts, but as a timeframe for a change this dramatic, it seems like no time at all.
Compared with Twin A's timeframe, Twin B's timeframe will slow.
"I set it in the Great Depression because I wanted a timeframe when a child like Tin could possibly exist, but it was also a time with which readers would be familiar: people who lived through the Depression are still alive today".
Obviously there isn't a timeframe for when this will launch yet, but it sounded like this is well beyond the initial planning stages.
They will end within a timeframe of January 2014.
